Motobility Solax Mobie Plus User manual

Solax Mobie Plus User Manual
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Warning: Failure to heed the warnings in this manual can cause personal injury.
Notification: Failure to follow the instructions from this manual will damage your Transformers.
Dear Customer
Congratulations on your purchase and thank you for choosing the Solax Mobie Plus!
Please read this manual carefully before operating your mobility scooter. By doing so you can ensure that you are familiar
with all the components of your new scooter and are able to use it safely in a range of different situations. If you still have
questions after reading this manual, please contact your retailer for further information.
This Manual will cover the below points relating to you Solax Mobie Plus
Main structural characteristics
Main components
Function of each part
Safety requirements and instructions
Battery instructions
Matters that need extra attention
Scooter maintenance.
Finally, we hope that your new Solax Mobie Plus will help you enjoy a more comfortable, convenient, and wonderful life.
All the information and pictures contained in this manual are subject to the factory's products and are to be used only for
customer reference. The product will continue to be improved and modified without prior notice.

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Table of Content
Table of content.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1. Features............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
1.1 Main characteristics.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Product specifications and relevant parameters..............................................................................................................................5
3. Main parts and relevant function......................................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Control panel/dash ...........................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 Key ignition .......................................................................................................................................................................................6
3.3 Speed adjustment dial ......................................................................................................................................................................6
3.4 Power indicator.................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.5 Direction control lever...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.6 Horn button ......................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.7 Telescopic tiller................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.8 Controller.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.9 Brake................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.10 Freewheel lever...............................................................................................................................................................................8
3.11 Motor/transmission component.................................................................................................................................................... 8
4. Manual Folding & Unfolding....................................................................................................................................................9
4.1 Manual folding.................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.2 Manual unfolding.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
5. Safety Requirements........................................................................................................................................................................ 10
5.1 Driving surface and tips...................................................................................................................................................................10
5.2 Safety precautions.......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
6. Battery and Battery Charging.......................................................................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Battery charging guide.................................................................................................................................................................... 11
6.2 Guide to a safe and long-lasting battery.........................................................................................................................................12
6.2.1 How does the charger work?....................................................................................................................................................... 12
6.2.2 How does the indicator light (LED) in charger display................................................................................................................. 12
6.2.3 Can I use other chargers with my Solax scooter?........................................................................................................................ 12
6.2.4 How often should charge the battery?........................................................................................................................................ 12
6.2.5 How to achieve optimum operating distance?............................................................................................................................ 12
6.2.6 Why does the power of my new battery seem weak?................................................................................................................ 12
6.2.7 How to ensure the battery life?................................................................................................................................................... 13
7. Enc Information............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
7.1 Guide and manufacturer declaration – electromagnetic emission................................................................................................ 13
7.2 Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity....................................................................................... 14
7.3 Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity....................................................................................... 15
7.4 portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the 4-Wheel Folding Scooter..............................................................16
8. Basic Troubleshooting..................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.1 Scooter not turning on.................................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.2 Scooter “cut outs” when you are driving it...................................................................................................................................17
8.3 Speed suddenly slows down when driving................................................................................................................................... 17
8.4 Remote doesn’t work / Pairing of new remote............................................................................................................................ 17
9. Maintenance.....................................................................................................................................................................................17

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1. Features
Please refer to the diagram below to identify the different components of your scooter. Familiarise yourself with the
terminology to better understand part references throughout the Owner’s Manual.
Product images in the manual may vary slightly from the product received.

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1.1 Main characteristics
The Solax Mobie Plus, is packed with innovative modern design features. It is safe, comfortable, easy to operate,
convenient to be folded and carried, lightweight and steady.
1. The frame is made of a lightweight aluminum alloy
2. It can be folded in one easy step
3. The padded backrest will provide a comfortable seated position. The backrest can be folded down for easier transport.
4. Once folded the Solax Mobie Plus can be transported easily and conveniently either in the boot of your car, by train,
plain or ship.
5. The easy-remove battery design allows you to simply pull the battery out of the scooter, without having to worry about
any cables or wires. Its safe Lithium design makes it perfect for air travel
6. Unlike other Solax Travel Scooters, the Mobie Plus has two compartments in it’s base, allowing you to carry a spare
battery with you during your travel. Please note that the scooter only comes with one (1) battery. A second, spare battery
can be purchased separately if desired.
7. The flip-up armrests are padded and can easily be flipped up out of the way for easier transfer
8. The tiller is adjustable in height and angle, while the delta handle design allows for multiple different grips and easy
one-handed or two-handed operation.
In conclusion, The Solax Mobie Plus is a unique scooter, that suits a large range of different users and will provide the user
with the ability to access many places and enjoy more freedom in everyday life.

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2 Product Specifications and Relevant Parameters
Model
Solax Mobie Plus (S3031)
Maximum Product Size
930mm (L) x 450mm (W) x 865mm (H)
Product Minimum Size
450mm (L) x 450mm (W) x 570mm (H)
Seat Above Ground
560mm
Seat Width
430mm
Product weight (excluding battery)
26.6kg
Maximum Weight Capacity
125kg
Travel Distance
15km
Fastest Speed
6km/h
Turning Radius
≤1.35m
Maximum Climbing Angle
0º-12º
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive
Obstacle Crossing Ability
38mm
Controller
PG S-Drive 45A
Battery Specifications
Power Lithium Battery, 24V10AH
Battery Watt Hours
240Wh
Charger Planning
24V 2A (output:29.4V 2A)

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Notice: Do not put the control panel in the humid area. If the control panel has been affected by
moisture before using, please ensure it is dry when you operate it.
Warning: If turn off the battery during operating. The electromagnetic brake will be locked and your
scooter will stop suddenly.
3 Main Parts and Relevant Function
3.1 Control Panel/Dash -Fig.01
The Dash is the “control-center” of your Solax Mobie.
It offers access to all the features and controls.
It features
Horn
Key Ignition
Speed adjustment dial
Forward and Reverse Levers
Battery Bar
USB mobile phone charging port
Fig. 01
3.2 Key Ignition – Fig. 02
1. Turn the key switch clockwise to ON, this will turn on the scooter.
2. Turn the key switch anticlockwise to OFF, to turn the scooter off.
Please turn the power off when you stop driving.
Always turn the scooter off when entering or exiting the
scooter to avoid “knocking the controls” and causing
unexpected movement.
Fig.02
3.3 Speed adjustment dial –Fig. 03
The speed adjustment dial is used for controlling the speed when
driving. You can set the speed from 0km/h to 6km/h. When you
adjust the dial to the left, it is the minimum speed; when you
adjust the knob to the very right it's the maximum speed.
Fig.03
Warning: when you turning or please, please use a slower speed setting.

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Notice: Do not store the controller in the moisture environment. If the controller has been affected by
moisture, make sure to dry it before operation.
3.4 Power Indicator (Fig.04)
When the scooter is turned to the “on” position, your battery charge
will show on the LCD display. As you use your scooter and your
battery, the lights will snuff out, starting with the green bars on the
right hand side.
Fig.04
3.5 Direction Control Lever
The direction control lever is used to control the forward and
backward.
● Move the lever with your right hand to drive forward.(Fig.05)
● Move the lever with your left hand to move backward.(Fig.06)
● When the scooter moves backward, you will hear a beeping noise
● The control lever will return to the center position when released
and the brake will engage. Causing the scooter to stop.
Please note: The direction levers can be
“
reversed
”
if required.
Fig.05
Fig.06
3.6 Horn Button - Fig.07
When you press the button, it will sound the horn.
Fig.07
3.7 Telescopic Tiller
Lift the latch, which will allow you to lift or
collapse the tiller. Once you have adjusted it to
your preferred height, push the latch down to
lock in the position. (Fig.09).
3.8 Controller
The Controller is fixed in the rear cover and it receives the signal from the control panel and transfers the signal to
motor, brake and bulb. You shouldn’t remove the cover yourself any work on the controller needs to be carried out
by a fully trained technician or you may void your warranty.
Fig.09

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3.9 Brake
The Solax Mobie Plus has an electromagnetic break. This means that it engages automatically as
soon as you let go of the tiller. Please see 3.10 to see how to disengage the brake.
3.10 Freewheel Lever
When you need to move the scooter manually,
you can flip the lever back to engage
“free-wheel” mode.(Fig.10).
Please note, you won’t be able to drive your
scooter in free-wheel mode. Once the lever is
back to the drive position. You may need to turn
the scooter on/off before driving.
Fig.10
3.11 Motor/Transmission component
Motor/ Transmission component as a mechanical and electrical part will convert the electrical energy to rear wheel drive.

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4 Manual Folding & Unfolding
4.1 Manual folding
4.2 Manual Unfolding